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Hoover school board to spend $2 5 million to build auto repair shop for new career academy

Hoover school board to spend $2 5 million to build auto repair shop for new career academy
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School District hosting Job Fair Monday at Fleming Island High

School District hosting Job Fair Monday at Fleming Island High
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Hernando School Board approves funding for substitute pay increase

An additional $881,000 will immediately go toward improving substitute teachers' pay. All substitutes will see a minimum increase of $3 per hour.

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Kansas, Missouri school districts short on substitute teachers during COVID-19 surge

Some school districts in KC metro had to cancel classes due to staffing issues.

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Pennsylvania expands eligibility of qualified substitute teachers to address staffing shortages

Gov. Tom Wolf has signed into law a measure that will expand the pool of eligible substitute teachers in Pennsylvania. The initiative will allow for more former, current and future educators to immediately qualify as substitute teachers in public schools across the state. The effort comes as school districts statewide grapple with staffing shortages caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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